The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-30

/ Lace curtains at Rochester and Sons.
Smyrna rugs at Rochester and Sons.
Ladies' white ties at Rochester and
Sons
Lace fiouncings at Rochester and
! Sons.
Chas. Rose. of the firm of Rose & sulz-
bacher, is in Cincinnati this week ON busl-
hess.
Plush draperies for curtains at Ro-
chester and Sons.
General James Speed, who died Saturday
at his home near Louisville, was the last
mem Der OF Lincoln's IS cabinet. He was Lin
coins attorney general
Ladies', gents and childrens shoes.
buggie busters and gents stln and
straw hats Mt Rochester and Sons
1t is hard for a man to maintain his dig
nifty when the euterprising and RELENTLESS
! yelio v jacket is travelling rapidly up his
trousers leg.
Laces in all colors at Rochester and
Sons,
Ladies' belts at Rochester and Sons
MIS-. John w. Work, Mr.. and Mrs. Dal
McManigal. MIR. and Mrs. .. c M;Manigai.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Henderson,. who attend
ed the marriage OIL +. W. Work to Miss
Wilson, of Grafton, w. Va, last week,
have returned home. Ned and his bride
are expected here to-day or tomorrow.
India linens, both in white and cream
colors at Rochester and Sons.
Plain and striped sateens at Roches-
ter and Sons.
Figured sateens at Rochester and
Sons.
Miss Blanche Ambrose is visiting
friends in Lancaster this week.
White and colorcd .crims at j. Ro-
chester and Sons.
George Work and Flank Elasius at
tended a party given by the Misses
Tuthill, at Lancaster, Monday evening.
Dress trimmings at John Rochester
and Sons.
A full line of ladies hose at Roches-
ter and Sons.
Miss Mary Pearl, Of near Maxville.
aged Il years. died on June 23d. Obit-
uary next week.
Ladies' white and colored kid gloves.
at Roc hester and Sons.
Ladies' silk and flesh gloves al Ro-
chester and Sons.
The little children belon eirg to the
Sunday School class of Miss Lottie
Work held pleasant Picnic in Rem>
pens grove, yesterday.
Jersey Balbriggan and french rib5ed
at Rochester and Sons.
Groceries. glassware and queensware
at Rochester and Sons
A business men without an adver-
tisement in the paper. is like bee
without sting-he is only half equip
ped for business.
A nice line:of gents Balbriggan hose
A speciality in this line at Rochester and
Sons.
Plain and figured lawns, straw mat.
ing, oil carpets, etc., ut Rochester. .ane
Sons.
Look here, young man. We want t.
give you pointer. Go down and Set
Josie Rochester. He will show you
some of the finest Balbriggans ever of.
fered in this market. Joe is at Roches
ter and Sons.
Silk umbrellas, silk parasols ant
striped cheese cloth at Rochester and
Sons
Something new::for ladies in dresses a
Rochester and Sons.
Mr. Nal Nc Broom, one of the promi
nent citizens of Laurel. was in the city
on Monday, accompanied by his wife,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansen.
julia and Lucy Rumsey, of Chicag o
ILL.,, and who returned from school a
Pa inesville. O., as the guest of Mati'
Mum ford some weeks ago, returned
home yesterday. They were accompan
led as far as Richmond, Ind, by Mis-
Matte, who will visit friends there.
Mr.. Ed Kreider bright and promis
ing SOL. of Mr.. Peter Kreider. died OF
last Sunday, after a painful illness o
eighteen months. The young man go
hart hauling saw logs. The injury wa
never cured, and he was a sufferer fo
nearly two years past. He was in .ht
22d year of his age at the time of hi
death.
We would call the attention of ou
readers to the change in the advertise
ment of Tritsch. Stiers & Co. The bus
mess of this firm has grown so larg'
that it has become necessary to build ,
large addition to their store, the err
ectiou of which is now in progress.
J all comes of advertising and fair deal
ing.
The Downey residence in this city
was the scene of q merry party las
night, the occasion being a surprise OF
Miss Emma. Our young man comes in
late this morning with many notes o
. the affair, but We only give him time 4
add, because our foreman is growing
"It will be a time long remembered
and never forgotten.
Court business had boom in Logar
on Monday. Judge Friesner cleaned
up the Docket Judge Acker sat al
day as an examining court in the Bea.
ver's case; Mayor Steinman had g
fighting affair to dispose of; Squir,
Floyd had case of turmoil from Car
bon Hill. 1t pleases US to say that al
the proceedings are satisfactory, ant
all parties interested are now at worl
in the harvest fields.
Frank Beavers, who was arrested ant
given a preliminary hearing some tint
ago before Mayor Steinman on The
charge of poisoning Carpenters cattle
sent to jail because of his failure t,
give bond in the sum of $500. had a re-
hearing on last Monday, before Judge
Acker, and was released on bond oI
$500. The bond was to the satisfaction
F of the Court.
We have declined to publish all thu
stuff told about this matter, because ",
do want to not prejudice the public opi1
ion in advance of q trial before tn
coming court.